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The Three Pure Ones Listen to My Orders; I Lead the Three Teachings to an Invincible Great Wilderness

Original title三清听我指挥,我带三教无敌洪荒
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Heaven, earth, mystery, yellow; the universe and the primeval chaos.

Lu Chen was hit by a stroke of incredible luck while delivering food and transmigrated into the primordial chaos, becoming the Yellow Supreme Treasure Tower of Heaven, Earth, and Mystery.

Though it was an acquired treasure, it could rival innate treasures.

With the tower body taking human form, he was granted a name by heaven and earth: Xuanhuang.

The moment he took human form, the [Hongmeng Choice System] awakened. As long as he makes choices, he can receive rewards.

[Choose to become a disciple of Supreme Lord Taiqing, reward: 1 drop of Pangu blood essence!]

[Choose to keep the Three Pure Ones from splitting apart, reward: divine ability: One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones!]

[Choose to help humanity, reward: Hongmeng merit measuring ruler!]

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From then on, the direction of the primordial world changed completely.

The Three Pure Ones split apart? Xuanhuang stood right in the middle, and the three sages stayed united in spirit and support. The disciples of Chan, Jie, and Ren advanced and retreated together, as close as a family.

A human calamity? Xuanhuang led the disciples of the three teachings to clash head-on with the demon race, killing demon sages and defeating the Eastern Emperor Taiyi.

The Investiture of the Gods calamity? Xuanhuang made every disciple of the three teachings achieve physical ascension into godhood, while the souls on the god registry were all Western Church disciples.

The Journey to the West calamity? As Buddhism and the others rose in power, Xuanhuang smiled. Jieyin and Zhunti thought merit was about to pour down on their heads, but the boundless merit in the sky took a sudden turn and crashed into the three teachings instead.

The two sages froze on the spot, almost unable to hold back tears: “Heaven above, why is Buddhism treated so harshly?”

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